George Goldman is the Associate Director of Institutional Research. In addition to his teaching duties he assists the Director of Institutional Research in assessing the campus in Institutional Effectiveness.  He also is involved in grading and overseeing courses in the Distance Learning Program.

George was born in Springfield, Missouri. He is married to Sara Kathryn (Lyne) Goldman of Sedalia, Missouri. George and Sara have a married daughter and three grandsons who live in Knoxville, Tennessee. The Goldman's have a son who earned his Ph.D. in Theology while teaching at David Lipscomb University. A total of fifteen foster children have lived in the Goldman's home at various times over the years. George's education includes an A.A. from Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma (1967); a B.A. from Southeastern State University in Durant, Oklahoma (1971), a M.A. in New Testament, Harding University Graduate School of Religion (1974), and a M.Th., Harding Graduate School of Religion (1984). George has served as a part-time Professor of New Testament since 1988.